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Called home to the arms of her Heavenly Father, Lillian Cooper passed from this life Nov.
Trial begins in child abuse case
Opening statements were heard Tuesday in the trial of Bode Barker at the Llano County Courthouse.
Sunny and lovely today; rain Thursday?
Sorry. In my feverish attempt to bring you the most up to date weather information in all of the Central Texas Hill Countr-O-Plex I was still wearing my GI Arctic Mittens when I started typing.
Llano to be featured on Outdoor Channel
The Outdoor Channel will feature area gold prospectors on its show, "Gold Fever", this Saturday at 11 a.m. Members of the Llano Chapter of the Gold Prospectors Association of America escorted TV host Tom Massie last September as they searched for gold in Junction and at the Llano River crossing on CR 102.
Tax revenue: Area cities better off
The state comptroller has made a list. Highland Lakes officials are checking it twice.
Charges continue to mount against lake burglary suspect
Charges continue to mount against a Llano man who allegedly is responsible for many of the burglaries along Lakes Buchanan and LBJ.
Molly Glentzer: A river running through it
A year in a writer's garden with Molly Glentzer Martha's warty pumpkins. Oh, Paradise, where art thou? When we visit our friends Larry and Martha, we think they have it.
Walden Plantation On The Llano River Bed & Breakfast Opens
The developers of Walden Plantation on the Llano River have announced the opening of a new destination in the Texas Hill Country.
Llano studies possibility of keeping flood plain as is
The Llano City Council heard a report from a representative of an Austin engineering firm on the new and higher flood plain levels FEMA has established for Llano County and the City of Llano, approved the allocation of funds from the hotel/motel tax to the Llano Visitor Center for the upcoming year and agreed to seek volunteers to serve on a ...
Emergency alert system now includes cell phones
Central Texans can now receive emergency notifications on their cell phones. Previously, the service was provided only to those with landline telephones.
Landowners can dispute power line
Eleven possible routes for a high-voltage power line proposed to link substations in Lampasas and Gillespie counties have been filed with the Public Utility Commission by LCRA Transmission Services Corp.
K'Land flood damage gets county attention
Wayne Brascom, Llano County Judge, met with several officials Tuesday to look into repairing damage from last Thursdaya s flood in Kingsland and helping prevent similar damage from occurring in the future.
Llano loses respected educator
Last week, Llano lost a beloved citizen and a true educator with the death of Doris Barnes Revada, who taught school for a total of 37 years, the last 15 of which she taught the fifth grade in Llano after the schools integrated in 1955.
Police arrest Horseshoe Bay man on 9 warrants
A Horseshoe Bay resident was arrested Friday morning in Kerrville on nine outstanding warrants in Llano County and other surrounding counties.
Storm saturates area, delays schools
Remnants of Hurricane Rick damaged homes, delayed schools, and closed roads Wednesday night and Thursday morning, bringing as much as 9 inches of rain to the thirsty lakes and rivers of the Highland Lakes.
Heritage Day proves to be - best yet'
People from across the state met in Llano on Saturday under a clear blue sky and 70-degree weather for the Heritage Day Festival.
Rains cause Burnet and Llano Co. road closures
According to the Burnet County Sheriff's Office, rains from Wednesday night and Thursday morning have caused some roads to be either closed or impassable.
Skip the drive-through and head to this quaint clapboard house for the most important meal of the day: a hearty but speedy breakfast of honey-sweetened granola, sausage biscuits, and Walk-Away Omelets .
Vote on amendments sales tax set Nov. 3
Decisions on three emergency services districts, local sales tax proposals and state constitutional amendments face voters in Burnet and Llano counties Nov.
Asylum Street Spankers bring distinctly eccentric mix
By Michael Eck Special to The Times Union ALBANY - Spank me, please! The Asylum Street Spankers played a vibrant, wonderful show of wild and woolly acoustic music at The Linda, WAMCa s Performing Arts Studio, on Saturday night.